The staff was chill, and the establishment itself has a decent vibe. But honestly, if you're…read moreactually into golf, I wouldn't recommend coming here. If you're brand new to golf or just going for fun, then it might be a good spot to try out. The espresso martini was definitely not an espresso martini, so I'd probably stick to shots or beer because that's harder to mess up. Overall, try it out and see for yourself. Maybe my experience was just different, or maybe it had something to do with me being Brown -- who knows. But based on my visit, I probably wouldn't come back for the golf.

A lot of fun. Decent and reasonably priced food. The family and I had a great time.read more

So let me start with I went golfing for first time in 26 years so needless to say I was a little…read morenervous but it turned out to be a beautiful day and I remembered how to golf. The staff is so nice and generous and the course is beautiful even being a little messy from the rain. I will continue to golf at Twin Oaks.

My wife and I have golfed here at least three times a month for the last 3 years. It is a fun…read morecourse that can be challenging from the tips, family owned as I understand, and we usually have a good time. Over the last month each week the course has gotten worse. They have let some kind of rot creep under the greens. We have watched it get worse consistently over the past month until the last weekend when they were completely unputtable. To make matters worse the greens and much of the fairways were hard pan. I knew we were in trouble on the very first hole when I had a 100 yard lob wedge straight down the chimney that landed on the front of the green bounced 5 ft high and rolled off the back. To make matters worse they raised prices this year and have let the course go to crap. I really like this course but it is simply not worth the money. I really want this place to do well but won't be playing it again unless it gets significantly better. We made a tee time on the course for the next weekend at elks run. It's worth a few dollars more to us to not have to put up with the aggravation. I figure over the last 3 years we've spent at least $8,000 at twin oaks. I just don't know how they're going to survive.

Two words: Hidden gem…read more Whenever I am feeling stressed or if it is an abnormally beautiful summer night I love to come here and hit off the top dock. I have been playing golf since I was three years old and this is a perfect oasis for me. It's quiet, serene and you can even get a strawberry shortcake ice cream in the shop. WIN! There is a small pro shop at the end of the long entrance. A basket of balls comes in $5 or $10. The large is $10 and is more than enough. This will last you about an hour. There are three places to hit, all of which go into a beautiful lake. The top deck which is my favorite, the tee's, and the grounds. The tee's are somewhat unpredictable and if it's hot out there is NO shade. My favorite part are the different colored boats in the water. If you hit any of them you pretty much win the day. My only real complaint about this place was that I didn't have my clubs one day and I just wanted to stop by and hit some, and the clubs that they have are rusty and straight out of the 70's. It might be a good investment for even a few new ones. So be advised -- bring your own clubs. Other than that, this is one of my all time favorite places to pass the time. Check it out!

A nice range, but the price has gone up significantly and you receive fewer balls to hit. A…read more"double bogey"!

This is an easy course, perfect for beginners or just practicing. The par 3 is the easiest par 3…read moreI've played all year. On the downside, the starter needs to work on his bedside manner. He made some snide remarks about using the gold tees to save time. We finished our round in the allotted time, and he complained that my stepson held things up taking pictures (He didn't.) If you hit this or other CRC courses frequently, I suggest getting a Birdie Pass. Enough rounds, and it will pay for itself.

Course is fine it's what you expect. Staff is nice. But the range is just stupid. Pay extra for…read moregrass tees and I've never hit on shittier sandier grass. In god awful condition and confined to way too small of a space. If you're fine with hitting on mats go for it. But definitely don't expect any better on the grass

I have been a member at TPC for the last 4 years and its an awesome place to play golf and have…read moredinner. The menu changes seasonally and the golf course maintains its top 20 ranking year in and year out in Ohio.

Great golf club and wonderful food service with a variety of choices that should please just about…read moreanyone.

I would like to update my review. My fiancée and I started to ride our bikes frequently so we take…read moreadvantage of this spot since it's near our home. Lunken Airport Playfield is an exceptionally well‑maintained recreational area that offers a wide range of outdoor opportunities for visitors of all ages. The expansive fields provide ample space for sports, picnics, and group activities, while the paved trails are ideal for walking, running, and cycling. The proximity to Lunken Airport adds a unique element, as the occasional passing aircraft creates an engaging backdrop without disrupting the park's overall sense of calm. The grounds are consistently clean, the facilities are in good condition, and the layout makes it easy to navigate whether you are there for exercise or simply to enjoy the scenery. Its combination of open space, accessibility, and thoughtful upkeep makes Lunken Airport Playfield a reliable and enjoyable destination for regular outdoor recreation.

This is a very nice playground but as a mom of a 3 year old, it sort of stresses me out. The space…read moreis very big and open within a gated area which provides several different jungle gyms for all ages. It sounds like a wonderful idea for older kids that can handle all heights, twists and turns. But for the younger kids, it's stressful. Why? Because what toddler doesn't want to climb 15 feet high on the smallest width ladder at the playground? Yes, there's smaller gyms for the toddlers up front but I always see the young ones running for the huge gym which just stresses me out. I'd honestly skip this park if you're with your 1-4 year old. For older kids, this looks like the real deal. It's clean, there's a big covered picnic area, swings galore. I believe you do have to pay sometimes but I really don't know. Each time I've been, the gate has been open and we walked right in. Other times, I believe they close the gate and you have to pay at the building. Highly recommend calling ahead of time or looking online. Clean, safe, fun overall!

Just your average driving range. I went on a daily nice October morning, aka sunny but a little…read morechilly. I wasn't looking for anything special. I'm by no means a professional or a serious golfer. I just enjoy hitting balls from time to time for stress relief or playing a simple par 3 course. I like that the setup promotes self-sufficiency. There's no attendant necessary to provide buckets of balls. Instead there's a sort of ball vending machine that allows customers to choose the bucket size they'd like. The driving areas are both left and right hand accessible. Though there's no attendant, the facilities are clean and orderly. I anticipate visiting this range again as soon as it gets a bit warmer out.

My favorite course my go to…read more Never boring excited every chance I get to play there great Service

My rating is for the service, and mini golf / driving range only as I didn't get food - when I come…read moreback and try the food, I will update my review. This place has tons of parking which is free. The pricing for mini golf was really good better than anywhere else - unlimited and two different 18-hole courses (I will say the courses itself could use an upgrade - new paint or adding some objects to the course to make the established holes a bit more challenging. We paid 9 dollars per person. The driving range was also pretty cheap for buckets of balls - it would be a fun afternoon to bring the dads for driving range, the kids for mini golf and the moms can eat food and hang or enjoy the range as well. The food looked good, but we did not partake - the drinks were decently well priced - a can of beer 3.50 - a sway was 6 bucks. They have free concerts every now and then at their art installation, which is pretty cool, I also think it's cool how they do 5 buck Mondays. The staff was nice enough, my only complaint is the grass was a little overgrown, so we got ate up with chiggers and skeeters.

A little bit of everything for everyone here. Mini golf, driving range with food & drinks…read more I came in specifically to get the wings as they have a $1/wing special on Thursdays. I got 6 of the Honey Bourbon & 6 of the Traditional Hot with ranch & blue cheese with a Miller Lite. The wings came out & were literally fall off the bone tender. Every. Single. One. The bones could be pulled out clean with no meat. I've never had wings like this from any other place. It's a mini golf course & a driving range with a sleeper on craft food. Don't drive by - stop in! I'd hit it...again.

Enjoyable golf course. Many different types of holes with nice scenery. Lots of elevation changes…read moreand elevated greens. No driving ranges but 2 putting greens by each 9. i like that they use flag colors for front middle and back pin positions. They have a small pro shop and restaurant. Have not eaten there. This is a hamilton county course. You need an annual car permit that is 10 to 16 dollars based on your county residency. Sand traps are decently maintained. You can walk but it is a challenge. Back 9 is harder for walking.

Greens were aerated when we played this week, but that was the least of the problems. Course is in…read moreterrible condition, which is a bit surprising given how well the other county courses are maintained. Bryce was OK at $50 for 18 and that included a cart but I remember when this cart was so much more. Would not recommend.

Really nice golf course just a little north east of Cincinnati…read more Some golf buddies and I from the Dayton area travel down for a golf outing here had a great time very challenging golf course was in very good condition Really nice pro shop for any golfing needs and restaurant/bar afterwards really took care of our group. Good food and drinks. Would definitely return anytime Really unique buffalo roaming the golf course inside of a pinned enclosure, which is unusual

Really nice course. Pricey. It's not every day that you see a buffalo at a golf course. Very…read moreenjoyable course, good greens, well kept fairways. One nit pick, a few tee boxes chopped up but that's a minor carp.